B.Sc Scope

Yes,
M.Sc nanobiotechnology is a good option. You can ho according to your interest. These are the PG courses after B.Sc Biotechnology
M.Sc Biotechnology
M.Sc Biochemistry
M.Sc Botany
M.Sc Zoology
M.Sc Cell Biology
M.Sc Molecular Biology
M.Sc Bioinformtics
M.Sc Agriculture
M.Sc Food Technology
M.Sc Animal Biotechnology
M.Sc Biophysics
M.Sc Computational Biology
M.Sc Biostatistics
M.Sc Genetics
M.Sc Marine Biotech
M.Sc Nano Biotechnology
M.Sc Plant Biotechnology
M.Sc Forensic Science.

Hi,
This is the eligibility for AFCAT
Education : Graduation (min 3 years) in any discipline with min 60% marks and have passed Maths and Physics as subject at 10+2 level B.E/ B.Tech from a recognised University with min 60% marks. Age Limit : 20 to 24 years.

Hi,
M.CA. Eligibility. Any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or any approved University) is eligible to apply. Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year of graduation.

Hello,
Opt for M.Sc, if you have an interest in coding and wish to make a career in the technical field. Opt for an MBA/PGDM, if you wish to make a career in the business field. You can pursue both by opting for MBA (IT) course from colleges in Pune itself such as SCIT and SICSR.

Hello,
Choose M.Sc, If you have a passion for coding and wish to make a career in the technical field. Choose MBA if you wish to make a career in the business field. You may pursue both by opting for MBA (IT) from colleges in Pune itself such as SCIT and SICSR.

Unfortunately, you are not eligible to pursue M.Sc in Chemistry after B.Sc in Forensic Science because you should require either B.Sc in Chemistry Hons or have chemistry subject in your final year of graduation to opt for M.Sc Chemistry.

You need to complete B.Pharma or D.Pharma for getting a chemist licence.

Start with reading NCERT books of class 6th to class 12th, as they are good for basic knowledge of the subjects then move to higher books. Best of luck.

Of course, you can prepare for UPSC CSE as only graduation required for this exam.

M.Tech is completely a technical field in which you perform different experiments and compare the results and observe the behaviour. On the other hand, M.Sc. Is dependent on the theoretical parts. I would suggest you go for M.Tech if you had done B.Tech.